A Relapse Of GriefA Poem by MontanaI have been too anxious to get my learner’s permit for several years. After finally getting it, the route home passed the funeral home where a service was held for a friend of mine.
To drive past a funeral home
That you know better than most Is to have more guts Than me My mom does it As we come home From me finally getting my learners Three years late And I try to pretend that I am looking At the library’s central branch Because really it’s very cool But it’s obvious I am not I am looking at that poorly lit Cement building And I can smell the sadness from here My mom asks me not to have A funeral like that I say yes Like I always do And look down at my lap Where the permission to make Stupid choices Has been sitting for the last fifteen minutes And I turn up the music © 2018 MontanaAuthor's Note
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Added on October 1, 2018 Last Updated on October 1, 2018 AuthorMontanaAtlanta, GAAboutA high school student looking for another place to showcase the occasional poem. more..Writing
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